

So that’s why nasdaq is changing their rules for SpaceX IPO?


So that’s why nasdaq is changing their rules for SpaceX IPO?
Docker by default needs root to spawn containers. You can configure it to be rootless but most deployments I see are just root.
Heck you can even get a root shell escalation if you know what you’re doing: https://gtfobins.org/gtfobins/docker/


They can’t? Russian foreign intelligence put him in power in the first place and this generously assumes that billionaires don’t control these intelligence agencies


I would like to think that they know how to separate business from personal matters. Like, their moral compass may be conflicted but they also know they have to pay rent


I dunno. I think this is better than getting laid off due to fake corporate bs (when it’s actually outsourcing, layoffs, and a hidden recession)


Catholicism and conservatism are bipolar opposites. Like, I don’t get how you can love and accept Jesus while hating poor or nonwhite people


Not yet, but as long as google is in charge, they would keep enshitifying it gradually (hence boiling the pot/frog).
Quoting https://keepandroidopen.org/ “”" Nine steps. A mandatory 24-hour cooling-off period. For installing software on a device you own.
Worse: this flow runs entirely through Google Play Services, not the Android OS. Google can change it, tighten it, or kill it at any time, with no OS update required and no consent needed. And as of today, it hasn’t shipped in any beta, preview, or canary build. It exists only as a blog post and some mockups.
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The principle being established: the company that made your device gets to decide, after you’ve bought it, what software you’re allowed to run. In software, this is called a “rug pull”; but at least you could always install competing software. In hardware, it is a fait accompli that strips you of your agency and renders you powerless to the whims of a single unaccountable gatekeeper and convicted monopolist. “'”


On another note, do you think the EU would have interest in forking android considering its push towards digital sovereignty away from US big tech


!remindme in 6 months


I disagree. My opinion is that the technology did change. It just became more efficient at doing its job (killing people, surveillance, and mass propaganda).
The internet was supposed to be a gateway of information, but now it’s the largest propaganda network. Free speech is censored by closed source algorithms and the entire internet infrastructure is controlled and owned by the 1%.
We are more isolated compared to before, class solidarity is almost nonexistent, and its easier to identify people now vs before due to being interconnected real time.
I can go more on and on but the tldr is that technology has made it easier and faster to crush dissent


I guess you could put it that way. For most general applications, I prefer to use flatpak over pacman. Pacman and arch’s repos to me are still very confusing over other package managers (dnf, apt, etc)


It’s an uphill battle, but it’s better to start early than late.
Unlike before, the rich now have private armies, lobbying groups, and mass surveillance networks while we peasants own nothing. Plus, the pot is slowly boiled.


Two faced traditional AIPAC funded corporate politician. All bark no bite. Sad that he’s being upselled as THE democratic nominee


Slop, propaganda, or not it’s telling the truth that we already know to our face.
We just choose to do nothing about a convicted criminal pedo being president, starting a senseless war that spiraled out of control into a global supply crisis + a corrupt ass government (all branches) sucking his teat and bending over all in the name of Pissrael
/rant


Maybe a middle ground like Go.


Another Venezuela huh?


Sad thing is that 45M is probably just chump change to him
At this point, I feel like religion >> blind corporate loyalty. At least religion still pretends to care about people